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Wyoming lawmakers send gambling bills on social betting and machines to governor

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Wyoming lawmakers sent Senate Files 44 and 46 to Governor Mark Gordon, according to the report. SF44 passed the House 58–0 and defines social relationships as existing outside gambling; SF46 passed 55–2 and would limit gambling terminals to licensed liquor outlets, with current hosts allowed to operate until their licences expire. Both measures await the governor's action.

If signed, the bills would narrow where gambling terminals can operate and clarify which social betting is permitted.

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